•  The goal of TheBBR.com is to provide the resources & information required by student-athlete & family to achieve their goal of obtaining a college baseball scholarship.
•  Sign Up for TheBBR Athletic-Development & Injury-Prevention Programs
•  TheBBR Baseball Events-Calendar  
•  TheBBR College Baseball Directory 

Fall

•  College baseball scholarship planning begins on 1st day of freshmen year.
•  Student-athlete & family should meet with high school coach & guidance counselor to assess academic progress towards NCAA eligibility.
• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Write attainable athletic & academic goals for season & year.
• Play fall baseball.

Winter  

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Attend winter work outs to prepare for high school team tryouts. 
• Locate indoor baseball facility if not living in warm weather state.
• Attend holiday baseball camp at preferred college.  
• Send initial contact letter to preferred college baseball programs.
•  Student-athlete & family allowed to visit preferred colleges at own expense.

Spring

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working hard in classroom.
• Play high school baseball.
•  Continue practicing baseball skills until summer league if cut from high school team.
• Video games and edit skill & highlight video for college coaches.
• Asses athletic & academic goal progress following school year.

Summer

• Schedule Evaluation with TheBBR Professional-Scouts to identify mechanical problems & help determine appropriate college baseball division level.
• Play in most competitive baseball summer league available.
• Video games & edit skill / highlight video for college coaches.
• Attend college baseball camp at preferred college. 
•   Send contact letters to college baseball coaches.
• Include fall baseball schedule & reference letter from summer league or high school coach.

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•  The goal of TheBBR.com is to provide the resources & information required by student-athlete & family to achieve their goal of obtaining a college baseball scholarship.
•  Sign-Up for TheBBR Athletic-Development & Injury-Prevention Programs
•  TheBBR Baseball Events-Calendar  
•  TheBBR College Baseball Directory 
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Fall

•  Student-athlete & family should meet with high school coach & guidance counselor to assess academic progress towards NCAA eligibility.
• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Write attainable athletic & academic goals for season & year.
• Play fall baseball.
• Meet with high school guidance counselor to maintain academic progress for NCAA eligibility.

Winter

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Attend winter workouts to prepare for high school team tryouts.   
• Locate indoor baseball facility if not living in warm weather state.
• Attend holiday baseball camp at preferred college.   
•  Student-athlete & family allowed to visit preferred colleges at own expense.
• Send follow up letters & spring schedule to college coaches.

Spring

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working hard in classroom.
• Play high school baseball. 
•  Continue practicing baseball skills until summer league if cut from high school team.
• Video games & edit skill & highlight video for college coaches.
• Asses athletic & academic goal progress following school year.

Summer

• Schedule Evaluation with TheBBR Professional-Scouts to identify mechanical problems & help determine appropriate college baseball division level.
•  Graduate on schedule. 
• Attend summer school sessions to catch up if behind schedule.
• Play in most competitive, baseball summer league available.
• Video games & edit skill / highlight video for college coaches.
• Attend college baseball camp at preferred college. 
•  Attend local professional baseball try-out camp. 
•  Attend national showcase event. 
•   Send contact letter & fall schedule to college baseball coaches. 

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•  The goal of TheBBR.com is to provide the resources & information required by student-athlete & family to achieve their goal of obtaining a college baseball scholarship. 
•  Sign-Up for TheBBR Athletic-Development & Injury-Prevention Programs
•  TheBBR Baseball Events-Calendar  
•  TheBBR College Baseball Directory 
•  NCAA Eligibility-Center   
•  ACT  
•  SAT  

Fall

•  Student-athlete & family should meet with high school coach & guidance counselor to assess academic progress towards NCAA eligibility.
• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Register for ACT & SAT standardized tests.
• Select fall test date to avoid conflicting dates during high school season.
• Register with NCAA Eligibility Center.  
• Write measurable, attainable athletic & academic goals for season & year.
• Play fall baseball.
• Send contact letter & updated fall schedule to college baseball coaches. 

Winter

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Attend winter workouts to prepare for high school team tryouts. 
• Locate indoor baseball facility if not living in warm weather state.
• Attend holiday baseball camp at preferred college.  
•  Student-athlete & family allowed to schedule unofficial visits to preferred colleges at own expense.
• Research NCAA admission & eligibility requirements.
• Send follow-up letter & spring schedule to college coaches.  
• Take un-official visits to preferred colleges.

Spring

•  Student-athlete & family should meet with high school coach & guidance counselor to assess academic progress towards NCAA eligibility.
• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Play high school baseball. 
• Video games & edit skill / highlight video for college coaches.
• At completion of 11th grade, guidance counselor should mail official transcript to NCAA Eligibility Center.
• Asses athletic & academic goal progress following school year.
• Make un-official visits to preferred colleges, paid by family.
• Contact summer showcase directors. 

Summer

• The summer between junior & senior year is critical.
• Schedule Evaluation with TheBBR Professional-Scouts to identify mechanical problems & help determine appropriate college baseball division level.
•  Register with NCAA Eligibilty Center by July 1st after junior year to be eligible for official recruiting visits & qualify for Division I or II baseball scholarship. 
•  Graduate on schedule. 
• Attend summer school sessions to catch up if behind schedule.
• Play in most competitive summer league available.
• Video games & edit skill / highlight-video for college coaches .
• Attend college baseball camp at preferred college.  
• Attend local professional baseball try-out camp.   
•  Attend national showcase event.   
• Send additional contact letter & updated fall schedule to college baseball coaches. 
•  Prepare list of questions for college coaches, who are permitted to call after July 1 of junior year.

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•  The goal of TheBBR.com is to provide the resources & information required by student-athlete & family to achieve their goal of obtaining a college baseball scholarship.
•  Sign-Up for TheBBR Athletic-Development & Injury-Prevention Programs
•  TheBBR Baseball Events-Calendar  
•  TheBBR College Baseball Directory 
•  NCAA Eligibility-Center  
•  Financial Aid  
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•  Take college prep courses.
• Narrow down preferred school list.
• Plan to take official visits (5 allowed) when offered by college coaches.
• Official visits permitted after 1^st day of class of senior year.
•  Student-athlete & family should assess financial costs for college.
•  Apply for Financial Aid.   
•  Request official transcript, GPA, & class rank from guidance counselor.
• Complete applications & write essays early to allow time for editing & mailing before deadlines

Fall

•  Student-athlete & family should meet with high school coach & guidance counselor to assess academic progress towards graduation & NCAA Eligibility.
• Write attainable, athletic & academic goals for season & year.
• Re-take SAT / ACT tests if necessary. NCAA uses best score from each section to determine cumulative score.
• Complete Amateurism Questionnaire at NCAA Eligibility Center.
• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Play fall baseball with team or friends.
• Send additional contact letters to preferred college coaches.
• Include updated fall schedule & reference letter from summer league or high school coach.
• Make unofficial visits to preferred colleges, paid by family.    
• Early Signing Period during November of senior year.  
• Begin unofficial visits to preferred colleges, paid by family.

Winter

• Take classes that match school’s approved core courses & continue working in classroom.
• Attend winter workouts to prepare for high school team tryouts. 
• Locate indoor baseball facility if not living in warm weather state.
• Attend holiday baseball camp at preferred college.    
• Send follow-up letters to college coaches. (Include spring schedule).
• Make un-official visits to preferred colleges, paid by family.

Spring

• Play high school baseball. 
• Send mid-season follow-up letters to college coaches.
• Send post-season follow-up letters to college coaches
• Video games & edit skill / highlight video for college coaches.
• After graduation, ask guidance counselor to send final transcript & proof of graduation to selected college coaches & NCAA Eligibility Center.

Summer  (If No Contact from College Baseball Coaches)

• Do not become frustrated. Most high school baseball players are in same boat.
• Remember that only elite players are receiving offers from top D1 programs.
• Schedule Evaluation with TheBBR Professional-Scouts to identify mechanical problems & help determine appropriate college baseball division level.
• Play in most competitive summer league available.
• After MLB June draft, college coaches fill roster spots created by juniors & recruits that sign professional contracts.
• Create new college list & be pro-active & contact schools via letter & phone call.
• Ask high school coach, summer coach, or professional scout to recommend college programs that would be good fit.
• Focus search on lower division colleges & JUCO programs close to home.
• Contact coaches on list to gauge interest level. 
• If no interest, ask coach to recommend schools.

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